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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1919

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Big Celebration Planned for Bayfield County Soldiers Return

Bayfield County approves a resolution by Supervisor Ed F. Daniels to spend up to 1000 dollars on a monster homecoming celebration in Washburn when all soldiers return from the war. A committee will organize the event, touted as the county's largest ever, honoring 1300+ servicemen with many casualties and injuries. The plan awaits the sailors' and soldiers' safe homecoming, likely next summer.

Bayfield County Ed. F. Daniels Iron River Washburn France

Assemblyman Downs Named to State Affairs Committee

Committee on State Affairs adds Frank W. Downs from this city to its roster and also includes him on Insurance and Banking. Though not a politician, Downs is a business man focused on constituents and legislative duties.

Frank W. Downs Down’s

Bayfield County Vet Wounded at Chateau Thierry Returns

Edward Rosberg, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Rosberg of Washburn, returned home after serving with Company D 39th Infantry 4th Division. He was wounded in the Chateau Thierry battle, spent time in base hospitals, and was honorably discharged January 6. He has a lingering limp but expects full recovery. His unit remains encamped on the Rhine as the Peace Conference looms.

Edward Kosberg Peter Kosberg Washburn Bayfield County France Edward Rosberg Chateau Thierry 39Th Infantry Paris Rosberg Edward Rhine Germany

Bayfield County Board Supports Day Ratification Vote

The Bayfield County Board, with Ed Daniels the lone opposing member, urged ratification of the dry amendment for the Wisconsin Legislature. The resolution, presented by Supervisor Robinson, calls on Senator Wilkinson and Assemblyman Downs to back the measure, reflecting Bayfield’s overwhelmingly dry stance. A telegram was sent endorsing their support. Also reported is the death of Mabel Hattie Fluck, 27, wife of Robert Fluck, after typhoid fever and meningitis, with funeral services held at the Congregational church and Woodland cemetery. She leaves a husband, three children, parents, and four brothers and sisters in mourning.

Ed. Daniels Iron River Bayfield County Supervisor Robinson Wisconsin Barnes George F. Barnes Daniels A. H. Wilkinson Frank W. Downs Mabel Hattie Fluck Robert Fluck 2Nd Avenue East Watters Congregational Church Woodland Cemetery Germany

Olson attends county board meeting as road commissioner candidate

Eben Olson of Port Wing attended the County Board meeting held on Tuesday in his bid for the county road commissioner position.

Eben Olson Port Wing

Candidate Alois Habelt Attends County Board Meeting

Alois Habelt of Grandview, active candidate for county road commissioner, attended the county board’s adjourned meeting held on Tuesday.

Alois Habelt Grandview

Card of Thanks from Fluck and families

We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors and especially the Legion of Honor for their assistance and kindness during the illness and death of our beloved wife and daughter. Robert Fluck and family. J. A. Taylor and family. Geo. Fluck and family.

Legion of Honor Robert Fluck J. A. Taylor Geo. Fluck

Methodist Church notices invite city members to worship

Sunday School at 9 45 a m led by F E Wieman superintendent. Public worship at 10 45 a m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 7 30 in the church parlors. Pastor D W Davis extends a cordial invitation to Methodists and others with no church home.

D. W. Davis

Bayfield County Caps Red Cross Drive With Strong Totals

Bayfield County reports a Red Cross drive total of 2740.00 with 2637 annual members and 220 junior members. Towns listed include Bayview Benoit Washburn Port Wing Iron River Bayfield Wills Herbster Hughes Barksdale Orienta Grandview and Tripp with multiple co workers and chairmen contributing. The drive surpasses prior goals though several towns have yet to report final figures.

H. H. Peavey Red Cross Bayfield County Eileen A. G. Searing and. Nelson O. E. Bradley Bayview Oscar Bodin Mabel Hagen Hazel Thoreson Benoit R. Fleck Washburn Geo. Watters W. E. Brubaker Mae Miller Probert Axelberg Grace Jacobs Inga Wallum Nels Myhre D. Arseneau N. Wieman F. J. Brandl N. A. Cowing Alma Peterson Evelyn Leighton Alma Martingon Myrtle Ulven Mr. Hermans Regina Enouf Anna Menning John Joanis Olof M. Olson Nora Olson Harry M. Hanson Town Frank Dillree C. F. Bogenrief Howard Sizith CG. L. Kinstler Jos. H. Roby Francis Eliott C D. Rogers Bayfield F. Bigelow Wills Stella Peterson Rose Hamer Herbster Lucy Straley Anna Bowers Aili Kauppi Hughes C. D. Rogers Barksdale Everett Erickson Frank Washneiski Barksdale (du Pont Bob Affleck Orienta Fritz, Carlson Judy A. J. Layman Bell H. J. Ehlers Grandview George Williamson Tripp C. A

County Fathers Finish Business in Bayfield County

An adjourned Bayfield County Board meeting approved past reports and new appropriations. The board funded the Children’s Home Finding Association with 100 for homeless children, aided the Bayfield County Fair with 800, and formed committees for fair planning and agriculture. A municipal court abolition was debated and nearly adopted, with one vote against. The tri county sanatorium site was purchased, while Bayfield’s offer to donate land faced reversal. A 1000 allocation funds a monster county celebration and memorial for soldiers and Red Cross services at Wagburn.

Bayfield County W. O. Wallace Wisconsin Children’s Home Finding Association Bayfield O. Flanders Mike Morris Hughes R. A. Gallop Cable Mike Thoreson James Good Namakagon Jessie N. Smith Highway Committee State Road School Madison Bell Waghburn Red Cross

Formal Opening of the New Du Ponty M G A

A committee of three led by W A Robinson was formed to organize the opening once soldiers return from overseas. A resolution to raise Bayfield County Municipal Judges salaries to 1000 per year was tabled. The Highway Commissioner’s salary was set at 1500 per year plus expenses. A proposal to detach sections from Port Wing to Clover failed on a tie vote to enable road access from Herbster to Lenawee.

W. A. Robinson Washburn E. F. Daniels Iron River Harvey Irish Bayfield County J. A. North Port Wing Clover Herbster Lenawee

Hornet Club Resumes Meetings and Washburn Y M C A Opens

The Hornet Club held its first meeting since September due to flu. Captain Peavey shared Washburn volunteers’ France frontline experiences, and W E Brubaker discussed food shortages and farm aid. A basket social is set for Jan 18 and a club election on Jan 25. Washburn’s new Y M C A opened with a large crowd, a film, speeches, and a dedication. J C Manville leads the organization and invites city men over 12 to join.

Hornet Club Lady Hornets Dilree Peavey Washburn Sie Frent Lines France W. E. Brubaker Wisconsin Hornets

Country Life Club Holds Enthusiastic Inaugural Meeting

Thirty two Washburn High School students in agriculture and teacher training forms gathered in the Agricultural room for the first Country Life Club meeting. Officers include Pres. Stanley Koenig and Vice Pres. Edwin Sagen. the program featured speeches, recitations, and current events under the direction of T. J. Madden and Miss Pearl Blanding.

Washburn High School Country Life Club Stanley Koenig Dwight Wieman Ruth Mason Christine Larson Hilda Steele Miss Blanding Mr. Madden Lily Peterson Victor Swanson Edwin Sagen Treas Mary Howell Marshall William Jeanis T. J. Madden Agriculture Department Miss Pearl Blanding Teachers’ Training Department

Illustrated lecture on soils and fertilizers planned

C A LeClaire of Madison will deliver a free illustrated lecture at the new YMCA gymnasium Friday January 17. The talk, sponsored by the chemical company, aims to show soil and fertilizer value and benefits for farmers and city residents alike.

C. A. LeClaire Madison The Chemical Company Y. M. C. A. Gynasium

Bayfield visitor Henry Wacksmuth seeks county road post

Henry Wacksmuth of Bayfield was in the city on Tuesday as a business visitor and a candidate for County road commissioner.

Henry Wacksmuth Bayfield Wacksmuth

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County Board Man God Washington Ave Christian Endeavor Methodist Episcopal Church DU Ponty Washburn’s New Y. M.C. A duPont Company Madeline James Overby A. W. MacLeod Nels M. Oscar Chr Christiansen J. C. Manville Manville
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